@Brojon.
Sorry again. Indeed there is a problem with altitudes for you guys working in imperial units. I had not realised that Google Earth always requires altitudes to be input in metres even if you specify imperial units! Go figure!
I have made yet another update to VLM to handle this. You should use the same units in VLM as you do in Litchi. If you choose imperial units then VLM will convert the altitudes to metres to keep Google Earth happy!
In the case of your "School Tower Loop" mission, the area around waypoint 1 where I suppose you plan to take off (your Home Point) has an altitude of about 800 feet according to Google Earth. You should therefore put 800 into the Altitude Home Point box in VLM. Hopefully that will now match the Litchi 3DPath.
With regard to the 'weird yawing' that you see on your mission, I think this is because Litchi and Google handle the interpolation between waypoints differently. Between your waypoints 5-6, Litchi rotates the Heading clockwise because that is the shortest angular change between the two points. Google seems to prefer smoothness and says that since you are rotating anticlockwise between waypoints 2-3, waypoints 3-4 and also between 4-5, it should continue to do so between wayponts 5-6. I don't think it is possible to change this behaviour.
Google recommend a maximum heading difference of 30 degrees between waypoints for tours in Google Earth. ( see Placing views for a tour - KMLtouring) I have tried adding a couple of extra waypoints between 5 and 6 and it works much better.
Hope this helps.
There are many places here in the US that are above 10,000' as well. Maybe go even higher to 15,000' or 20,000', unless there's a reason in the software not to.I have put a limit of 5000' for the elevation - obviously too low. I will double that limit in the next release which should be enough unless you live in Tibet?
If you read back a few posts, you'll see that the file was checked and appears to be clean. Others have reported that Defender doesn't like it, but other scanners show it's fine.Unfortunately your download contains a VIRUS - windows defender does not like it and considers it severe. Can you check into this?
There is a newer version (1.0.2 I think) of the app further on.thanks HubBub, going to post 16 now
Hmmm. Panda 18.01.00 antivirus software has no issues with it.I have just downloaded the latest edition of VLM 1.0.3 and executed it, but my Avast antivirus put a halt to that
Hopefully you mean CSV files exported from Litchi mission hub.I am no very tech minded but I do fly the Mavic and have some CSV files, how do I used this Virtual Litchi Mission 1.3 ?
Can I fly the mission or does it show the height and terrain of the flight ?
Hopefully you mean CSV files exported from Litchi mission hub.
Just to be clear it works with *any* mission created in Litch Mission Hub - no drone necessary.
View attachment 27778 done that but nothing in post 16 but I do have the VLM 1.3 but not sure what to do now.
got this so far, how do I fly the mission within GE ?
Can I fly the mission in GE ?
How would I do that ?
G'day from Australia, wishing all great flights in 2018
I have just downloaded the latest edition of VLM 1.0.3 and executed it, but my Avast antivirus put a halt to that, saying it was submitted for interrogation and would get back to me in a few hours. Then it promptly stopped the program from operating. In the small print, I have the option to bypass this and "trust" the file. Interesting. I'm guessing there'd not be a certificate associated with this file and hence it sets off our guards.
I'll give it a few hours just in case a gremlin has found it's way into the code, but WOW! Really looking forward to giving it a run. Thanks Heaps for your continued work. Much appreciated.
There are many places here in the US that are above 10,000' as well. Maybe go even higher to 15,000' or 20,000', unless there's a reason in the software not to.
No further ideas needed in my opinion. I also scan every file with BitDefender and I also put them through VirusTotal site as you do. The file is fine in my opinion. It is not unusual to have a false reading on a file for innocent reasons. When 99% of the virus engines on VirusTotal checks out ok, I'm very satisfied.Please take a look at post 54 on this thread and click on the link there. I uploaded the exe file to Virus Total who check it using almost every antivirus software tool known to man. It came out with a clean bill of health and so I have no clue where all this talk about viruses is coming from.
Anybody got any ideas?
I got tired of waiting for my virus checker to let this file run and clicked on "Trust this program" and away we went, all ran smoothly - Users Really must read your very helpful instructions found in the HELP tab.Please take a look at post 54 on this thread and click on the link there. I uploaded the exe file to Virus Total who check it using almost every antivirus software tool known to man. It came out with a clean bill of health and so I have no clue where all this talk about viruses is coming from.
Anybody got any ideas?
View attachment 27778 done that but nothing in post 16 but I do have the VLM 1.3 but not sure what to do now.
got this so far, how do I fly the mission within GE ?
Looks like it is working fine. Just select the "Virtual Mission" which is a subfolder of your mission in Temporary Places and then click the "Play Tour" button which is a bit lower down the GE page
If he's using Visual Studio 2017 it could be a possibility depending on how he wrote it. But it would kinda depend on whether he has a Mac to refine it on.What chance there will be an Apple version of this?
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